Guides by Ziggy122

So here it is This is your own work, I personally nor are Fiat Forum Reliable for any damages or injuries to you / your surroundings / your equipment / items This is simply a guide on whats what No equipment list - as this will vary greatly on your available items A multimeter wouldn't hurt...

So you keep getting that persky light on the dashboard when driving? Its the Bulb Malfunction The punto has a system that can detect if there is a malfunction within the certain lighting circuits So what does it mean? Well it a malfunction of a light somewhere - its upto you to find out which...

The disclaimer bit I or FF dont take any responsibility for damage / injuries etc that occour as part of you following this guide Your own work - is your own work

This is your own work - i take no responsibility of any shape or sort You own work is your own work, you damage something, its your problem You injure yourself, thats your problem

The usual applies here, this is the process i went through removing and refitting the shaft I personally take no responsibility to any damage to you - the property around you etc etc The steering system is crucial to driving, should anything fail and you have an accident because you failed to...

The usual applies - when working on your vehicle you take all responsibility for the work carried out Me or the Fiat Forum will not be responsible if you cause injury / damage to yourself or personal property Your work is your own work! Also WD40 near brakes isn't usually a cool story, so...

The usual applies - when working on your vehicle you take all responsibility for the work carried out Me or the Fiat Forum will not be responsible if you cause injury / damage to yourself or personal property Your work is your own work!

Gonna keep it short sweet and simple Me or Fiat-forum do not take responsibility for any damage that is caused from fitting this kit, any damage or injuries that occur to you, your property, the surroundings areas. The work you carry out is your own work, i will not take any responsibility for...

The Important Bit I do not take any responsibility for any damage that may come to you or the property around you the work you carry out is your own, if you don't feel qualified or brave enough to tackle any job - consult professional help! Your work is your own - i have only created this...

basic list needed 1x Trolley jack* 2x Axle Stands* 1x 18mm Socket* or 18mm Spanner# 1x 15mm Socket* or 15mm Spanner# 1x Suitable Ratchet for both sockets* 1x Wheel bolt remover (tyre iron) 1x Torque Wrench* Now that's the basic you need if everything was like showroom fresh - i can tell you...

1x feeler Gauge 1x 16mm Spark Plug Socket 1x Extension Bar (Longer the better 150mm is probably best) 1x Suitable Ratchet for the Extension bar / Socket 1x Wire Brush / Wire Wheel 1x 10mm Socket Set Can be handy but not needed - HT lead pliers Torque wrench

Its a really Easy check You need 1x 12mm Hex Tool like me i use a Sump tool - a 12mm Allen Key or even a 12mm Allen 3/8th or 1/2inch tips will do 5 Mins of time To Top up Some Fluid (Stated in topping up) Renewing All of the above a 8mm (if i remember correctly) Allen Key / Sump nut tool A...

The Usual Applies to this guide I made this guide as a way to show you how easy it is to change an alternator All cars are slightly different, your may vary so be prepared An Alternator is a High Amperage device Connected to the battery There is a Risk of been Shocked - so I advise you take...

Disclaimer: This guide is designed to give you an idea of how the brake change process goes. Incorrectly done brakes could lead to premature failure or failure to work causing an accident. You do your own brakes at your own risk I am not accepting any responsibility to any damage or injury...